Acceptable Solid Waste definition

Acceptable Solid Waste means Solid Waste generated by and collected from residential, commercial, institutional, industrial and other establishments located within the corporate limits of the Municipality and deemed acceptable by CRRA in accordance with all applicable federal, state and local laws, and the Procedures, for processing by and disposal by CRRA hereunder. Acceptable Solid Waste shall include the following: (i) scrap wood not exceeding six (6) feet in length or width or four (4) inches in thickness; (ii) single trees and large tree limbs not exceeding six (6) feet in length or four (4) inches in diameter and with branches cut to within six (6) inches of the trunk or limb, as the case may be; (iii) metal pipes, tracks and banding or cable and wire not exceeding three (3) feet in length and one and one-half (1 & 1/2) inches in diameter; (iv) cleaned and emptied cans or drums not exceeding five (5) gallons in capacity and with covers removed; (v) automobile tires without rims exclusively from the residential Solid Waste stream and in limited quantities, if any, to be determined by CRRA on a day-to-day basis; (vi) paper butts or rolls, plastic or leather strappings or similar materials not exceeding three (3) feet in length or three (3) inches in thickness and cut in half lengthwise; (vii) Nonprocessible Waste; and (viii) any other Solid Waste deemed acceptable by CRRA in its sole discretion; provided, however, that Acceptable Solid Waste shall not include Acceptable Recyclables or other materials required to be recycled in accordance with Section 22a-241(b) of the General Statutes.

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Acceptable Solid Waste means any Solid Waste which may be Disposed of at the Disposal Site.

Acceptable Solid Waste means mixed household and commercial solid waste (including trash, refuse, and garbage) that has the characteristics of non- hazardous solid waste normally produced by residences, stores, other commercial buildings, schools, and offices, provided that under no circumstances shall Acceptable Solid Waste material include waste which is:

Examples of Acceptable Solid Waste in a sentence

CRRA shall keep proper books of record and account (separate from all other records and accounts) in which complete and correct entries shall be made of the transactions relating to this Agreement, including records of the quantity and characteristics of Acceptable Solid Waste and Acceptable Recyclables delivered by or on behalf of the Municipality and accepted by CRRA.
On and after the Commencement Date and continuing during the Term, the Municipality shall deliver or cause to be delivered to the Designated Waste Facility all Acceptable Solid Waste generated within its corporate boundaries.
With respect to any MFN Waste Contract, beginning on the first Day of the Month first following CRRA’s provision of such notice to the Municipality and continuing for so long as the Municipality is eligible to receive the Other Tip Fee, CRRA shall charge and the Municipality shall pay the Other Tip Fee for its Acceptable Solid Waste.
CRRA shall credit or reimburse the Municipality for any additional delivery costs incurred by the Municipality for the delivery of Acceptable Solid Waste or Acceptable Recyclables to such new Designated Facility or Designated Facilities (not to exceed the actual costs thereof), as compared to the Municipality’s delivery costs to the Original Designated Facilities, as demonstrated by the Municipality and agreed to by CRRA, both in a commercially reasonable manner.
CRRA shall continue operating the Torrington Transfer Station and the Watertown Transfer Station for the receipt of Acceptable Solid Waste and Acceptable Recyclables during the Term, and shall not select a new Designated Facility in substitution for the Torrington Transfer Station or the Watertown Transfer Station during the Term, without the consent of the Municipality.

More Definitions of Acceptable Solid Waste

Acceptable Solid Waste. “Acceptable Recyclables”, “Facility”, “Recycling Facility” and “Connecticut Solid Waste System” shall have the meanings given to them in the Authority’s Connecticut Solid Waste System Permitting, Disposal & Billing Procedures (the “Procedures”) presented in Exhibit H hereto.

Acceptable Solid Waste means mixed household solid waste and commercial solid waste collected within the town that is segregated and permitted by law to be delivered to the disposal facility by the Town. "Acceptable solid waste" does not include unacceptable waste or recyclable materials.

Acceptable Solid Waste means mixed household solid waste and mixtures of household and commercial solid waste that are permitted under the governing permits and then applicable laws to be accepted at the applicable disposal facilities and that are not otherwise Unacceptable Waste.

Acceptable Solid Waste means the typical waste material generated by households and commercial establishments including, but not limited to, glass, plastic, food waste, paper, wood, clothing, yard waste, aluminum, other metals, Bypass Waste and Heavy Trash, which Landfill is legally permitted to accept. Acceptable Solid Waste shall not include Hazardous Waste.

Acceptable Solid Waste shall include Solid Waste generated by and collected from residential, commercial, institutional, industrial and other establishments, and deemed acceptable by MIRA in accordance with all applicable federal, state and local laws as well as these procedures for processing by and disposal at the Waste Facilities. Acceptable Solid Waste shall include, but is not limited to, the following: (1) Scrap wood not exceeding six (6) feet in length or width or four (4) inches in thickness, (2) Single trees and large tree limbs not exceeding six (6) feet in length or four (4) inches in diameter and with branches cut to within six (6) inches of the trunk or limb, as the case may be; (3) Metal pipes, tracks and banding or cable and wire not exceeding three (3) feet in length and one and one half (1 1/2) inches in diameter; (4) Cleaned and emptied cans or drums not exceeding five (5) gallons in capacity and with covers removed; (5) Automobile tires without rims exclusively from the residential Solid Waste stream and in limited quantities, if any, to be determined by MIRA on a day to-day basis; (6) Paper butts or rolls, plastic or leather strapping or similar materials not exceeding three (3) feet in length or three (3) inches in thickness and cut in half lengthwise; (7) Non-processible Waste as defined herein; and (8) Any other Solid Waste as defined herein deemed acceptable by MIRA in its sole discretion. Acceptable Solid Waste shall not include any Acceptable Recyclables, or other materials required to be recycled in accordance with Connecticut General Statutes, and/or Special Waste unless such Special Waste is approved by MIRA in accordance with these procedures for disposal at any of the Waste Facilities, or any materials or waste that are or may in the future be required by law and/or regulation to be recycled.

Acceptable Solid Waste means non-hazardous C&D and MSW, but excluding, special waste and hazardous waste. Processor must also provide acceptable ingress and egress capabilities (truck in and truck out) of the facility so that the average time per disposal trip does not exceed the normal times at other Island disposal facilities.

Acceptable Solid Waste means mixed household, commercial or municipal solid waste (including what is commonly called trash, refuse and garbage) which has the characteristics of Solid Waste and which is normally collected from or disposed by residential, commercial or municipal establishments and buildings and